Migration of Name Pronunciation and Pronoun Controls to the People Settings Section in Org Settings
Name Pronunciation and Pronoun controls in Microsoft 365 admin center will move to People settings under Org Settings by mid-December 2025. No new features or opt-in needed. Admins should update documentation and inform support teams about the new location. Introduction To improve discoverability and simplify configuration, we’re updating the Microsoft 365 admin center to consolidate people-related settings. As part of this update, controls for Name Pronunciation and Pronouns will be relocated to the People settings section under Org Settings. This change helps administrators manage user profile settings more efficiently. When this will happen General availability (Worldwide): This change will begin rolling out in late November 2025 and will complete by mid-December 2025. How this affects your organization Who is affected:Admins managing user profile settings in the Microsoft 365 admin center. What will happen: Name Pronunciation and Pronoun settings will no longer be editable in their previous location. These controls will now be accessible under People settings in Org Settings. No new controls are introduced, and existing feature behavior remains unchanged. The update is applied automatically; no opt-in or toggle is required. What you can do to prepare No action is required to enable this change. However, we recommend: Informing help desk and support teams of the new settings location. Updating internal documentation or admin training materials. Learn about the People settings: Manage people data and related experinces from the microsoft 365 admin center – Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Learn Learn about Name pronunciation controls: Manage name pronunciation settings for an organization by using the Microsoft Graph API – Microsoft Graph | Microsoft Learn Learn about Pronouns controls: Turn pronouns on or off for your organization in the Microsoft 365 admin center – Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Learn Message ID: MC1184998
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